Stephen H Culp's Online Review Report Card

Amongst all the red flag symptoms that presented to him, Dr Culp had plenty of opportunities to check for cancer over the course of a year and failed. And now, unfortunately, a Stage 4 aggressive urologic cancer was found. Advocate for yourself if you choose to see him. I don’t want this happening to anyone else.

Amongst all the red flag symptoms that presented to him, Dr Culp had plenty of opportunities to check for cancer over the course of a year and failed. And now, unfortunately, a Stage 4 aggressive urologic cancer was found. Advocate for yourself if you choose to see him. I don’t want this happening to anyone else.

Amongst all the red flag symptoms that presented to him, Dr Culp had plenty of opportunities to check for cancer over the course of a year and failed. And now, unfortunately, a Stage 4 aggressive urologic cancer was found. Advocate for yourself if you choose to see him. I don’t want this happening to anyone else.

Amongst all the red flag symptoms that presented to him, Dr Culp had plenty of opportunities to check for cancer over the course of a year and failed. And now, unfortunately, a Stage 4 aggressive urologic cancer was found. Advocate for yourself if you choose to see him. I don’t want this happening to anyone else.

Dr Culp did a horrible procedure on my husband and now he has to have another procedure to fix the first botched up job. Terribly disappointed in him.

Everyone should have an advocate when you visit any doctor , today my husband had an appointment with Dr. Culp, but Dr. Culp didn't seem to really care. My husband was referred to him by his primary care doctor because he had a high PSA. This is the first time meeting and he doesn't seem to have communicated with the referring doctor at all about our visit. So he immediately starts talking about an biospy and cancer like he's speaking about brushing his teeth. He doesn't even speak of other possibilities like infection or an enlarged Prostate. He only checked for the enlarged prostate because we asked him to do so while we were there. It turns out that my husband does have an enlarged Prostate. He seemed shocked that we had questions as he was trying to quickly get out the door. My husband was not comfortable with having him be his Urologist. It's not just his bedside manner but his mind seems elsewhere. It definitely wasn't on my husband high PSA. We called Martha Jefferson in order for a follow-up appt and the freedom to question a doctor concerning my husband health. We are disgusted with our visit with this doctor. None of his staff except the front desk person was friendly. If my husband does have Prostate Cancer we definitely don't want him for a doctor.

Dr. Stephen Culp is the best! Cares about his patients. His staff is wonderful. Dr. Culp removed a large tumor as well as my husbands kidney when n ...

My husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. Pathology report came back as Clear Cell Carcinoma with mets to his lungs. He had his surgery on April 13, 2012. After 9.5 hours of surgery, Dr Culp came to discuss the surgery with our family. He got EVERYTHING. He is missing a rib, but hey, we can live with that. Tom was released from the hospital yesterday and is doing great! Tom's next step in this process will be IL-2. Tom's urology surgeon Dr. Culp came to UVA from Anderson Cancer Institute and Tom was put into his Exploratory Research of RCC at UVA. I can't say enough about Dr. Stephen Culp. The urologist in our area wouldn't touch Tom, to operate on him was way beyond their means. Dr. Culp stepped up to the plate and got the job done. In my book DR. Stephen Culp is the BEST!